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Light technology is the key pivot of Louis Poulsen’s refl ector-based

road and street lighting programme.

A refl ector system developed to accommodate ever increasing require-

ments for effi cient and energy-friendly lighting. The refl ector fl exibility

fully subscribes to the Louis Poulsen lighting philosophy: Function, com-

fort and ambience.

The post tops were created on the basis of the Louis Poulsen require-

ments of simplicity and function. The two post tops, LP Hint and Icon

Mini, were both created with focus on a subtle idiom which blends into

townscapes unobtrusively and aesthetically.

Both post tops were developed for a variety of pole diameters. Over the

years, Icon Mini has sold in thousands, in many locations selected as the

standard post top for urban areas due to its clean design and easy main-

tenance.

LP Hint Basic LP Hint Opal Icon Mini Basic Icon Mini Opal

Icon MiniLP Hint+


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a lighting tool

A refl ector having proven its worth

The refl ector has proved its usefulness and strength in

many new projects. Its fl exibility paves the way for a mul-

titude of possible applications, which is why we take great

pride in dubbing it multifunctional.

The underlying idea of the refl ector was to create a fi xture

that could – due to its optical qualities – be used in the traf-

fi c veins of major city centres and as a post lamp in small

residential areas. In combination with the light source pro-

gramme, the refl ector fuses fl exible use with high lighting

comfort.

without compromises

70W HIT with light source in position 0.Area: 25x35m. Mounting height: 7m. Lux level at ground level.Lux levels: From less than 2 lux to more than 18 lux.


42W TC-TEL with light source in position 0.Area: 20x30m. Mounting height: 4m. Lux level at ground level.Lux levels: From less than 2 lux to more than 16 lux.





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Daylight

Area/applicationWhen choosing a light source for a project, Louis Poulsen suggests that

the choice be made in due consideration of the relevant area/applica-

tion. In urban centres and for navigation purposes, light must have

suffi cient effect to ensure roads, vehicles and road users adequate vis-

ibility. In such contexts, colour rendering is perhaps not a key factor,

as the light will mingle with a multitude of other lights from store

facades, vehicles, advertisements, etc., while, in other urban areas,

such as parks and residential roads, its effect will be more pronounced.

In the same way, wattage requirements also depend on applications,

parks not needing as high wattages as, e.g., a traffi cked road.

Colour spectrumGenerally, Louis Poulsen Lighting recommends light sources that rep-

resent the entire colour spectrum. The spectral curves shown here

clearly prove that the colour properties of the metal halide lamp lies

closest to the daylight spectral curve followed by the compact fl uores-

cent lamp, whereas the latter two display more rod-shaped colour

spectres and therefore inferior colour rendition.

RA-indexLouis Poulsen Lighting advises designers to limit the number of differ-

ent light sources in any one urban area to achieve environmental and

architectural serenity in the surroundings. Light source colour rendition

is measured in Ra. Several countries have introduced recommended

light source colour rendering qualities for urban areas. The Ra-index

covers values from 1 to 100, where 100 is the best, corresponding to

the colour rendering capabilities of sunlight.

Various lighting needsWe have composed our product programme to match the varying

requirements posed to urban lighting from parks, paths and squares to

major roads.

light sources– the choice decides the

Compactl fluorescent

Mercury

High pressure sodium

Metal halide


Pole height

8,07,04,5 6,0

Light source:26/32/42W TC-TEL

57 TC-TEL

70 &100W HIE*)

70 &100W HIT**)

Light point height in m

*) This variant can also use 70W HSE/HST as light source

**) This variant can also use 100W HSE/HST as light source

Flexible light source position guarantees optimal light distribution and light designDesigners’ choice of how markedly they want the light distribution to be will deter-

mine whether they select clear or frosted light sources. The table below shows the

lighting characteristics created by the various types of light sources.

Less sharp outline

Sharpoutline

CLEAR FROSTED

Light source:HIT

HIE

TC-TEL

Lighting characteristics

Generally, light-source positions can be described as follows:e:

The lower the position, the more symmetric the outline becomes and vice versa.

Positions 9-10 generate the most asymmetric light distribution, primarily intended

for mounting on high posts and placing along the inner side of footpaths. The posi-

tions guarantee a softly, yet suffi ciently illuminated pedestrian area and a safe light

distribution on the road. However, the optimal regularity is typically seen in posi-

tions 6-8. Positions 3-5 are the optimal choices for narrow residential roads. If the

fi xture is to be mounted at a low height, matt glass shading may be appropriate to

diffuse the light. The glass shading is available as an accessory.

Position 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Symmetric Asymmetric

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Rotating the refl ectorIn the Icon fi xture the refl ector can rotate 360 degrees. This allows for improved possi-

bilities for optimised illumination for various road conditions, e.g. turns and curves, thus

optimising the lighting design of an area.

Shading back scattered lightFor use in connection with asymmetrical lighting installed close to residential buildings,

the fi xture may be ordered with louvres to shade off the back scattered light. This fea-

ture eliminates any inconvenience caused by the back- cattered light. The louvres are

also available as an accessory, easily mounted without the use of tools.

Light source changeMaintenance and light source change constitute an operational cost item that may prove

considerable over time. This is why the refl ector is manufactured from maintenance free

materials, and light sources are changed easily and quickly without the use of tools.

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Dark SkyBoth post tops were developed in close observance of today’s requirements for

shielding towards the night sky, in accordance with the Dark Sky Association IDA

requirements, and the increasing demands for effi ciency, energy-use and easy main-

tenance. IESNA have presented new recommendations, taking into account sur-

roundings, human beings and colour rendition while also considering the night sky.

The IESNA defi nitions come very close to Louis Poulsen Lighting’s philosophy for

outdoor lighting, refl ected in our keywords “function – comfort – ambience”.

The refl ector was designed to meet the various requirements for protection of the

night sky, for instance the Dark Sky Associations (IDA) recommendations for road

lighting.

At and above the 80° cut-off angle, the lamp emits less than 10% of its maximum

effect, whereas light distribution at or above the 90° cut-off angle stays below 2.5%

of the maximum effect of Icon Mini Opal and LP Hint Opal w/shade. In the Basic

versions, the distribution is 0.

Light distribution with this refl ector may therefore in post tops with 100% shading

above the horizontal plane be characterised as “full cut-off” according to IDA speci-

fi cations.

90º

80º

Icon Mini Basic:No light at/above 90ºIcon Mini Opal:<2,5%<25cd/1000lm

Icon Mini Basic & Opal: <10%<100cd/1000lm

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80º

LP Hint Basic:No light at/above 90ºLP Hint Opal: <2,5%<25cd/1000lm

LP Hint Basic & Opal: <10%<100cd/1000lm


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Generally, both products can be used for all lighting purposes in urban areas, but

tastes differ, so many cities and towns no longer consider lighting merely a func-

tional measure. Several cities and towns already choose differing fi xtures for various

districts, thus also applying lighting as a differentiating factor to lend individual urban

districts each their own characteristics and style.

The designs of Icon and LP Hint both sprang from a desire to create a lighting fi xture

that would – through its simplicity – achieve superb fl exibility and adaptability in the

contexts of architecture as well as nature.

We recommend light sources with mini-

mum Ra values >50 for local roads in

residential areas as well as for roads and

intersections in urban centres. In preser-

vation-worthy areas, in residential roads

and typically in park areas, we recom-

mend a minimum of Ra >80.

offi ces & corporate facilities

transport

42W TC-TEL57W TC-TEL 70W HIT 70W HIE

Car park 8 & 10 0 & 6 0 & 6Residential area 8 8Urban core 0 & 10 0 & 6 0 & 6 Square 0 & 6 0 & 6 0 & 6Housing estates 8 & 10 6 & 8 6 & 8 6 & 8Road 6 & 8Roundabouts 8 & 10Marina 0 & 6 & 8Footpaths and bicycle paths 6 & 8 6 & 8Parks 8 & 10 0 & 6 0 & 6 & 8

Light source/application


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ambience

In addition to the inherent aesthetic advantages, tests have also shown that people’s ability

to fi nd their way in traffi c increases proportionally with improved colour rendering capabili-

ties of lighting.

Colours and thus also objects become easier to distinguish the better the colour rendering

qualities are – not surprisingly.

The matrix at the bottom of page 10 shows Louis Poulsen’s recommendations for use of light

sources related to key urban applications.

The matrix fi gures refer to the recommended light source position of the various light sourc-

es for the mentioned applications.

As the matrix also indicates, the refl ector offers wide fl exibility in relation to the optimal

lighting atmosphere. Colour rendering qualities can be supplemented with special light lay-

out in the various applications. Thus, when Louis Poulsen claims to consider people in our

lighting concepts, this can serve as an example to prove how the light in an area can be

optimised with due consideration of the environment and energy use. The safety element

is another key factor in lighting selection. A key aspect is to avoid unintended shadowed

areas, to ensure that people are evenly illuminated and to completely prevent any in-

appropriate glare.

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– simplicity and fl exibilityLP Hint

In its design, LP Hint is the essence of simplicity.

But simplicity hides perfection as every single aspect of the fi xture head was

designed in detail.

The designer found inspiration for the shape and design in glasses and clothing.

Pleats and folds from dresses combined with light refraction in glass are all ingre-

dients, which young Swedish industrial designer Helena Tatjana Eliason integrated

into the LP Hint post top. A touch of multiple, small everyday observations.

The LP Hint post top is a complete, compact light machine. Behind the simple exte-

rior, it stores pole connection, ballast, refl ector and adjustment facilities. LP Hint

was designed to accommodate easy, fast maintenance, so Louis Poulsen Lighting

carries over the LP Icon Mini concept – tool-free light source replacement.

LP Hint is available in two basic versions, one with a completely closed surface and

one with an opal top shade, which helps to illuminate the actual fi xture while also

functioning as directional pointer in, for instance, hilly areas. The shading may

either be placed inside the fi xture or be lowered so that the fi xture points an illu-

minated edge downwards. This edge helps indicating directions and also lends

decorative effect to places where illumination should be more than merely a dis-

crete aspect of the surroundings, such as pedestrian streets and paths in urban

environments.

In its shape, LP Hint appears as a shortened cone, but due to its almost vertical

sides, the perception angle impacts greatly on its appearance. Its simple design

makes LP Hint easy to fi t into contemporary architecture. Viewed from the side, the

post top appears rectangular, but changes to a more rounded shape seen from

other angles.


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– a robust solutionIcon Mini

Icon Mini has been chosen as the lighting solution in many towns and urban

areas, and its lighting qualities and easy maintenance are some of the key

reasons most often mentioned.

LP Icon Mini was marketed under the description “robust effi ciency”. The descrip-

tion primarily hinted at its robust, simple design combined with high effi ciency.

Since then, LP Icon Mini has proven its unsurpassed qualities.

In LP Icon Mini, designer Mads Odgaard created a classic street lamp. With its muted

glow, Icon Mini’s hemispherical, illuminated surface becomes a directional post top

in streets and roads. The discreetly illuminated hemisphere was the basic concept

for LP Icon Mini. However, some applications as well as aesthetic and political

decisions required a fi xture head with complete upward shading.

This is why LP Icon Mini is also marketed with a post top, the LP Icon Mini Basic,

consisting of a completely shaded light grey acrylic diffuser that is wholly shielded

upwards. LP Icon Mini Opal comes with a fi xed serigraphed protective glass, which

refl ects the light onto the diffuser while also diffusing the edge light.

A hemisphere with a cylinder mounted on the top – that is how simple it is. LP Icon

Mini can be mounted on various poles with either a curved or a straight arm, as the

specifi cation pages show. The choice impacts greatly on the fi nal appearance of the

post top, thus becoming a feature that helps adapt the post top to several types of

architecture.

In recent years, LP Icon Mini has come to characterise street lighting in several coun-

tries in both Europe and USA, the primary reasons being its simple design, its wide

adaptability and the unique refl ector light technology, rendering it ideal for a wide

range of applications.


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specifi cationsProduct


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LP HintLP Hint

OPAL

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DesignHelena Tatjana Eliason

ConceptLP Hint is a refl ector based post top, with a simple and honest design. It provides mainly direct downward illumination. LP Hint Basic fulfi ls the demands for Full Cut off. LP Hint Opal has a lit up top that helps giving a direction for streets and walking paths. LP Hint Opal with shade adds a glowing effect to the fi xture.

FinishAluminium coloured with textured surface, powder coated.

MaterialShade: High pressure moulded acrylic. Refl ector: Metallised, high pressure moulded polycarbonate.

MountingPole dimension: Ø 115mm or Ø 60mm. Installation cable: 5m, 2x1,5mm² (Class II) or 5m, 3x1,5mm² (Class I). Ballast positioning: In fi xture head.

WeightMax. 16kg.

ClassIngress protection IP66. Electric shock protection I w. ground, II w/o ground. F.

| Product code | Light source | Finish | Class | Light technique | Mounting | | LP-HINT-PT | 1x26W/32W/42W TC-TEL HF | ALU COL TEXT | I | BASIC | Ø 115 POLE || | 1x57W TC-TEL GX24q-5 HF | | II | OPAL | Ø 60 POLE || | 1x70W HIE/HIT (CRI) E27 Conv. | | | OPAL WITH SHADE | || | | | | | |

Info notes:Transition piece for posttop Ø 76 to be ordered separately. To achieve optimum asymmetrical light tubular light sources (HIT) is recommended. For the HIE/HIT versions it is also possible to use HSE/HST lightsources.

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Variant notes:HF-D versions are with Smart Light ballasts and only available in class II.

Project page312, 318

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Gåshaga, Sweden. Photo: Peter Grant

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Boks uden fyld, der styrer placeringen i InDesign

Boks med stregtykkelse og farve (det giver stregen omkring stregtegningen i InDesign)Det er indenfor dette felt, at stregtegningen skal placeres.Jeg vil mene stregtegniner stadig skal være med stregtykkelse på 0,8 pkt.

Rammen er nu 0,25 pkt (100% sort), men tjek med Line om den skal være tykkere.

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DesignMads Odgård

ConceptIcon Mini Basic effectively provides full cut-off street lighting with 0% light distribution above horizontal level. The clear, simplistic design is intentional, since Icon is designed for use in numbers. Combines two geometric forms: a cylinder and a hemisphere. Numerous light source positions in the refl ector solution make both symmetrical and asymmetrical light distribution possible. Different mounting solutions available to facilitate optimum positioning and meet individual requirements.

FinishAluminium coloured with textured surface or powder coated.

MaterialShade: Grey, high pressure moulded ASA. Refl ector: Metallised, high pressure moulded polycarbonate. Diffuser: Toughened clear glass. Housing: Die cast aluminium.

MountingFitting/pipe stub dimensions: Ø 48mm or wire suspension. Installation cable: Sidemounted version: 9m, 3x1,5mm² (Class I) or 9m, 2x1,5mm² (Class II). Topmounted version: No cable. Terminal block: 1x3x2.5mm². Ballast positioning: In fi xture head.

WeightMax. 9.5kg.


| Product code | Light source | Finish | Class | Mounting | Lighting control | | ICO-MI-BA-PT | 1x42W TC-TEL GX24q-4 HF-D | ALU COL TEXT | I | SIDE-MOUNTED | NONE || | 1x26W/32W/42W TC-TEL HF | | II | TOP-MOUNTED | SMART LIGHT || | 1x57W TC-TEL GX24q-5 HF | | | | || | 1x70W HIE/HIT (CRI) E27 Conv. | | | | || | 1X70W HIE/HIT (CRI) E27 HF-D | | | | || | 1x100W HIE/HIT (CRI) E40 Conv. | | | | |

Info notes:The fi ttings can on request be delivered with shading louvre. The fi ttings can on request be deleveredwith bottom glass in clear, serigraphed or matt glass. To achieve optimum asymmetrical light distribution tubular light sources (HIT) are recommended.Mounting: Side-mounted: For Ø 48mm, pipe stub min. 100mm or top mounted with wire. Top mounted: For 3/4” pipe thread min. 34 mm. Pole and suspension to be ordered seperately. For the HIE/HIT versions it is also possible to use HSE/HST lightsources.


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Vedbæk, Denmark. Architect: Rudersdal Kommune. Photo: Anders Sune BergProject page296, 312, 318

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DesignMads Odgård

ConceptIcon Mini Opal effectively provides cut-off street lighting with less than 2.5% light distribution above hori-zontal level. The clear, simplistic design is intentional, since Icon is designed for use in numbers. Combines two geometric forms: a cylinder and a hemisphere. Because of the faintly lit hemisphere, the shape is uni-form both night and day. Numerous light source positions in the refl ector solution make both symmetrical and asymmetrical light distributions possible. Different mounting solutions available to facilitate optimum positioning and meet individual requirements.

FinishAluminium coloured with textured surface or grey, powder coated.

MaterialShade: High pressure moulded white opal acrylic. Refl ector: Metallised, high pressure moulded polycar-bonate. Diffuser: Toughened with silk screen print clear glass. Housing: Die cast aluminium.

MountingFitting/pipe stub dimensions: Ø 48mm or wire suspension. Installation cable: Sidemounted version: 9m, 3x1,5mm² (Class I) or 9m, 2x1,5mm² (Class II). Topmounted version: No cable. Terminal block: 1x3x2.5mm². Terminal block positioning: In fi xture head. Looping: Approved, max. 3x1,5mm². Ballast positioning: In fi x-ture head.

WeightMax. 9.5kg.


| Product code | Light source | Finish | Class | Mounting | Lighting control |

| ICO-MIN-OP-PT | 1x42W TC-TEL GX24q-4 HF-D | ALU COL TEXT | I | SIDE-MOUNTED | NONE || | 1x26W/32W/42W TC-TEL HF | | II | TOP-MOUNTED | SMART LIGHT || | 1x57W TC-TEL GX24q-5 HF | | | | || | 1x70W HIE/HIT (CRI) E27 Conv. | | | | || | 1X70W HIE/HIT (CRI) E27 HF-D | | | | |

Info notes:The fi ttings can on request be delivered with shading louvre. The fi ttings can on request be deleveredwith bottom glass in clear, serigraphed or matt glass. To achieve optimum asymmetrical light distri-bution tubular light sources (HIT) are recommended. Mounting: Side-mounted:For Ø 48mm, pipe stub min. 100mm or top mounted with wire. Top mounted: For 3/4” pipe thread min. 34 mm. Pole and suspension to be ordered seperately. For the HIE/HIT versions it is also pos-sible to use HSE/HST lightsources.


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DenmarkLouis Poulsen Lighting A/SGammel Strand 28DK-1202 Copenhagen KTlf. +45 70 33 14 14Fax +45 33 29 86 [email protected]

FinlandLouis Poulsen Lighting OyHämeentie 135 AFIN-00560 HelsinkiTel. +358 9 6226 760Fax +358 9 6226 7650info.fi @louis-poulsen.fi www.louispoulsen.com

FranceLouis Poulsen & Cie. S.A.R.LParc Mure128 bis, avenue Jean JaurèsF-94851 Ivry Sur Seine Cedex Tel. +33 1 49 59 68 68Fax +33 1 49 59 68 [email protected]

GermanyLouis Poulsen & Co. GmbHKaistraße 20D-40221 DüsseldorfTel. +49 (0)211 73279-0Fax +49 (0)211 [email protected]

JapanLouis Poulsen Japan Co., Ltd.3F AXIS Bldg. 5-17-1 RoppongiMinato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032Tel. +81 3 3586 5341Fax +81 3 3586 [email protected]

NetherlandsLouis Poulsen Lighting B.V.Parellaan 26NL-2132 WS HoofddorpTel. +31 23 56 50 030Fax +31 23 56 52 [email protected]

NorwayLouis Poulsen Lighting ASLilleakerveien 2, Bygn. E2N-0283 OsloTel. +47 22 50 20 20Fax +47 22 52 47 [email protected]

SwitzerlandLouis Poulsen AGHaldenstrasse 5CH-6340 BaarTel. +41 41 768 52 52Fax +41 41 768 52 [email protected]

SwedenGävlegatan 12ABox 23013S-10435 StockholmTel. +46 8 446 48 00Fax +46 8 446 48 [email protected]

USALouis Poulsen Lighting, Inc.3260 Meridian ParkwayFort Lauderdale, FL 33331Tel. +1 954 349 2525Fax +1 954 349 [email protected]

United KingdomLouis Poulsen UK Ltd.Unit 44Barwell Business ParkLeatherhead RoadChessingtonSurrey KT9 2NYTel. +44 208 397 4400Fax +44 208 397 [email protected]

International Louis Poulsen Lighting A/SGammel Strand 28DK-1202 Copenhagen KTel. +45 70 33 14 14Fax +45 33 29 86 [email protected]

HeadquarterLouis Poulsen Lighting A/SGammel Strand 28DK-1202 Copenhagen KTlf. +45 70 33 14 14Fax +45 33 14 17 [email protected]

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